๐ 5 Books mentioned in "Life Hacks 107" of Modern Wisdom

Hereโs a list of all the books mentioned in this episode. Click on the links to watch specific excerpts on YouTube and feel free to purchase the books if they caught your interest!

Atomic Habits
Buy Atomic Habits by James Clear on Amazon
So there is in atomic habits we James clear he talks about I want to say it's strategic choices or choice a crucial choices with a downstream implication... and the first one and this book is like the [ย __ย ] Bible for habit setting not read something that's so implementable and is very good
The speaker mentions the book 'Atomic Habits' by James Clear and describes it as the 'Bible for habit setting' for its implementable advice.

Deep Work
Buy Deep Work by Cal Newport on Amazon
We need to talk about this for the Cal Newport deep work review
The speaker mentions the book 'Deep Work' by Cal Newport in the context of discussing a future review of the book.

Digital Minimalism
Buy Digital Minimalism by Cal Newport on Amazon
so Cal Newport who's written deep work which was out to review just written a book called digital minimalism so I think the three arguably four three books that everybody should read are atomic habits deep work and this
The speaker mentions 'digital minimalism' as a new book by Cal Newport and recommends it as one of three essential books to read.

Essentialism
Buy Essentialism by Greg McKeown on Amazon
so but called essentialism but called the one thing basically all attack the same thing Which is that like a focus procrastination being ineffective etc come from just trying to do too many things and being diffusely focused
The speaker mentions 'essentialism' as a book that addresses the issue of trying to do too many things and being diffusely focused.

The ONE Thing
Buy The ONE Thing by Gary Keller, Jay Papasan on Amazon
so but called essentialism but called the one thing basically all attack the same thing Which is that like a focus procrastination being ineffective etc come from just trying to do too many things and being diffusely focused
The speaker mentions 'the one thing' as a book that addresses the issue of trying to do too many things and being diffusely focused.